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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 1 (1860) (1860)

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the socket, C, of the milk-pail, P, Fig. 2. Each mountain of water, foaming and surging like the sea in land, and who has spent his lifetime in mowing and pump has a head of vulcanized india-rubber, which is a hurricane. This was called ‘‘ carrying a bone in her tilling it, if he has in addition… … is admirable. The rocks have been upon the teat, as in hand-milking, and left in quite sufficient quantity to form the milk flows down from the udder COLVIN’S IMPROVED COW-MILKER. an agreeable contrast with the exten- into the teat ready for the next pres- sive display of the works-of-art with…

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